Science Debate is now "Science on the Ballot" with National Science Policy Network (NSPN) This nonpartisan initiative asks candidates, the public & the media to focus on science policy issues prior to Election Day. State coalitions are launching on 7/18! Register at ow.ly/Bgz950P20Jp

Interested in asking candidates, elected officials, the media & the public to consider #SciPol issues? Join us for the #ScienceOnTheBallot kickoff on July 18 at 7pm ET! You'll learn how to develop policy questions in a non-partisan organization. Register: ow.ly/YW2Y50P20KA

Join us TOMORROW at 7pm ET for the kickoff of the #ScienceOnTheBallot state coalitions! You'll learn about the program timeline and what it means to develop policy questions & work with campaigns as a non-partisan organization. Register to join us: ow.ly/R1w550P20Nv

Missed yesterday's #ScienceOnTheBallot state coalition kickoff? Check out the recording on YouTube! You'll learn about the program timeline and what it means to develop policy questions & work with campaigns as a non-partisan organization. youtu.be/KMNejR7elPA

Interested in submitting a comment? Join our Advocacy Committee for a workshop with Brady Watson from Union of Concerned Scientists, who will share information about an EPA proposed rule and strategies for submitting a public comment. Register to join us on August 1 at 3pm ET: ow.ly/brOS50PfJEc

Our Advocacy Committee recently submitted a public comment to the NIH's Request for Information on recommended changes to the NRSA fellowship application and review process. On our blog we share the full text, spearheaded by member Grace Steward: ow.ly/RL6g50Pl6Sf

Do you know any resources to help people with STEM backgrounds navigate careers in state and local government? We’re building a local Science Policy Jobs resource list! Let us know where you would go by posting in the comments or by using the hashtag #LocalSTEMJobs.

Yesterday our #ScienceOnTheBallot coalitions met to learn strategies for developing and asking questions about #SciPol topics! Learn more about asking nonpartisan questions that connect science and policy: youtu.be/onVJhHZqvzo

We are so excited to host the next #SciPolSymposium April 12-14, 2024 in Riverside, CA! As we continue planning for the event, we want your feedback on what tracks and topic areas are most exciting to you. Please use this form to share your priorities: ow.ly/9mXS50PFTiM

We are excited to announce applications for the next cohort of #WikiScientists! NSPN Wiki Scientists will collaborate weekly over 6 weeks to edit at least one Wikipedia article related to #SciPol. Learn more and apply by October 3 at 12pm ET: ow.ly/wLGP50PKkXh

Interested in learning how to use #SciPol writing for advocacy? Find out in this two-part workshop! Participants will come away with a deeper understanding of common types of science policy writing & how and where they are utilized. Learn more & register: ow.ly/IEvT50POnrz

We are excited to welcome our newest staff member, Arielle N'Diaye! Arielle joins us as our first part-time Coalitions Coordinator. Please join us in welcoming Arielle, and read more about her background and goals: ow.ly/HMGe50PPi1P

We are excited to welcome our newest National Science Policy Network (NSPN) staff member, Arielle N'Diaye! Arielle joins us as our first part-time Coalitions Coordinator. Please join us in welcoming Arielle, and read more about her background and goals: ow.ly/HMGe50PPi1P

Missed today's #SciComm webinar with experts in science communication and journalism? Watch the recording on YouTube! You'll learn what it takes to share science to mass audiences within today's evolving media landscape. View the recording here: youtu.be/SxBth692XQ8

Registration is officially open for the National Science Policy Symposium, happening April 12-14, 2024 in Riverside, California! Join us to explore #SciPol through panels, workshops, networking events, and more: ow.ly/92hJ50QfLfG #SciPolSymposium #NSPS2024 #NSPS24

Looking for resources on a career in #SciPol? This new publication from National Science Policy Network (NSPN) may be for you! Check out the articles and recorded video interviews: ow.ly/ojFg50QouC6 #ProfessionalDevelopment #ProfDev #CareerDevelopment #HigherEd #Resource

Hey policy nerd friends - I have a student asking for a summary of policy stances by the presidential candidates. He's concerned about bias. Is there a good up-to-date comparison page? I saw WaPo's is old and incomplete. National Science Policy Network (NSPN) William Ota

Caitlyn Hall William Ota Stay tuned! Through our Science Debate / Science on the Ballot program, we're asking candidates (including presidential candidates) to share their stances on #SciPol issues. For any candidates who respond, we'll publish their responses widely leading up to the election. More info: scipolnetwork.org/science-on-the…

This Friday, May 16th! NYC! Join us for a FREE discussion about the future of psychedelics policy at NYU with NY State Senator Nathalia Fernandez! Register here: eventbrite.com/e/the-changing… #psychedelic #sciencepolicy #psychedelics

Panel discussion on the Changing Landscape of Psychedelics is now Live! #sciencepolicy #Science #drugs youtube.com/live/SggTfIaqv…